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Jazz Collection: Rubén González: Der herausragende Don Rubén Dienstag, Datum 2019, 21.00 – 22.00 Uhr Radio SRF 2 Kultur Samstag, Datum 2019, 17.06 – 18.30 Uhr (mit Bonustracks) «Wenn es im Himmel kein Klavier gibt, möchte ich nicht dahin.» Er war eine der herausragenden Figuren innerhalb des sowieso schon aussergewöhnlichen 90er-Jahre- Projekts von Ry Cooder: Der Pianist Rubén Gonzalez. In der Zeit der Aufnahmen für den Buena Vista Social Club in Habana soll er jeden Morgen vor dem noch verschlossenen Studio gewartet haben, voller Tatendrang. Und als die Aufnahmen für das Hauptprojekt im Kasten waren, hat er dann gleich noch ein Solo-Album eingespielt. Was weniger bekannt ist: Die Karriere des Rubén Gonzalez war gross schon in den 50er und 60er Jahren. Was ihn am Anfang und am Schluss seiner Karriere ausmachte und warum er dazwischen fast in Vergessenheit geriet – das diskutiert der frühere Pianist von Picasón, Reto Manser, in der Jazz Collection mit Jodok Hess. Gast: Reto Manser Redaktion und Moderation: Jodok Hess Quelle: Youtube (1974) Suena el piano Rubén (Orquesta Enrique Jorrin con Rubén González) CD: Rubén González y el Noneto Cubano del Jazz: Todo Sentimento Label: Yemava (1964) Titel: Sentimiento CD: Rubén González Label: Areito Titel: Como Siento Yo CD: Estrellas de Areito: Cuban All Stars Label: Edenways (1981) Titel: Estrellas de Areito CD: Afro-Cuban All Stars: A Toda Cuba le Gusta Label: World Circuit (1996) Titel: Los sitio asere CD: Buena Vista Social Club Label: World Circuit Records / Nonesuch (1997) Titel: Pueblo Nuevo CD: Introducing… Rubén González Label: Nonesuch (1997) Titel: Cumbanchero CD: Rubén González: Chanchullo Label: Nonesuch (1997-2000) Titel: Pa’ Gozar Bonustracks (nur am Samstag,2019) CD: Rubén González: Chanchullo Label: Nonesuch (1997-2000) Titel: Chanchullo CD: Estrellas de Areito: Cuban All Stars Label: Edenways (1981) Titel: Olga La Tamalera CD: Rubén González y el Noneto Cubano del Jazz: Todo Sentimento Label: Yemava (1964) Titel: - Nuestra Canción - Fabiando CD: Introducing… Rubén González Label: Nonesuch (1997) Titel: Melodía del Rio .

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